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The (re)Issue
Coping With Negative Body Image After Your Mastectomy
We talked to a few women who are on the road to self-acceptance after breast cancer and are setting their sights on the ultimate goal: self-celebration and true self-love after their mastectomy surgery. Follow along to read their own reflections, personal struggles with negative body image, and the personal mantras that are helping them work beyond their doubts.
The #1 Perky Boobs Guide & Tips
It's 2021, and "normal" bodies are so in — including saggy breasts. Our breasts were not made to defy gravity, so it's only natural that they start to droop as we age. And while it can be difficult to distinguish society's norms from actual normalcy, it's important to remember that regardless of where our breasts sit on our chest, we are beautiful.
HOW TO FOOB!
Ordered the AnaOno F(oo)Bs, but don't know how to use them? We got you covered! Watch our short informative video to learn how to insert our foobs into all of your pocketed bras!
10 Breast Cancer Care Package Gift Ideas
Many cancer gifts can go into a breast cancer care package. From meal delivery service gift cards, to lip balm, a reusable water bottle, and clothing that make breast cancer treatment and recovery care a little easier for patients. Building a care package for a loved one is a great way to show you’re thinking about them. Read this guide to building cancer care packages for our top picks.
Finding Your New Fit
We know finding a bra after breast surgery can be overwhelming. That's why we do what we do. When it comes to fit, the needs for those of us who've had a mastectomy, reconstruction, radiation, lumpectomy, or other breast surgeries are very different than the standard underwire and molded cups often found in most bras.
How to Make the Best Decisions When It Matters
At AnaOno we love sharing information with our community when the information can help with successful treatment, recovery and wellbeing. Artist, parent, philanthropist and BRCA1 previvor Samantha Paige follows up her popular guest post about her explant decision, with her Last Cut process, a six-step decision-making framework.
